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# Bind
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## Generate DNS records
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Bind is used for some test cases to generate some DNS records, specifically
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DNSSEC, NSEC3 and RRSIG records. That is done when the those must validate,
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e.g. for DNSSEC10 test scenarios. To create those DNS records Bind must be
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started.
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## Running Bind
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Bind is never used to serve the test zones. That is done by CoreDNS, and in the
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future IBDNS.
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## Configuring Bind
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Specific IP addresses must be reserved for Bind in `address-plan.md`. Under the
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directory named after the test case a `Bind` directory is created, e.g.
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`DNSSEC-TP/dnssec10/Bind/`. In that a`named.conf` is created, i.e. one
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`named.conf` for each test case that need Bind. In `named.conf` it must be
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specified which IP addresses that Bind should be listening on.
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Use an existing `named.conf` as a template.
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## Starting, stopping reloading Bind
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See the `Bind` directory for the specific test case.
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